The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-10-20
EEOysters and Soup, every
day. including Sundays, at Johnny
Ki,stein's.
LOCAL ITEMS.

last Saturday.
Charley Schwenke.was in Suga
Grove last Sunday.
Miss Cora Pierce, of Floodwood
is the guest of relatives here.
NJ. J. Fannlne speaks at th
Rink, Friday al 2 and 7:3O L. NJ
Miss Emma Frasch is visitin,
relatives and friends at Zanes
vile.
Mrs. Will Larimer, of Flood.
wood, is visiting friends in Logal
this week.
Mrs. Bresler Warthman, of Ill
lnois. is visiting her brother, A. A
Price. of this place.
Coroner 6. g. Gago will remail
at the East End Grocery until afte
the coming event
Mr.. Jerry Hes was made happy
by birthday party at his home
last Sunday. II is boy.
DR.. Mason, formerly of Star
but now of Sugar Glove, was iI
town on business, Tuesday.
Benz. Bebout. Esq. left yester
day for the hunting grounds in
West Va. to be gone a month.
Sheriff Gallagher offers a re-
ward of $25 for The recovery oil
the va!ise of Miss Wade, stolen a,
the Fair.
Miss Mary z. Price returned
yioine Saturday evening. after q
two months visit in Missouri and
Kansas.
Mr.. George J. Frasch. Of the T.
u 0. G. X. r., Of earning, spent
Snnd ay with his mother and fam
lily in Logan.
Logan is still tributary to Ian.
caster, as the number of visitors
at the Fairfield County Fair from
this place demonstrated.
The population of Logan is
1886. as taken by Rev. j. F. Viii
hams when taking The school
enumeration. Sept II. 1887
Il. 2 ooaly antl wife are 'rav
cling in ih4 S3aia They wiii
sSisit Nashville C;laitsnonr, aid
New 9Fl-..as a' :ose taeir fsturn
A m..Fii ri ;a..s ia lies .:
f'is I..s i.a. "a - ii,e home
q. ailss Lila Sweeny last night,
10 congratulate her on her birth
day.
John Hansen, John A. Shaw
and Mayor Steinman are announ-
ced as speakers at various Prohi
bition meetings to be held next
week.
Married by Rev. j. F. Williams
at his residence on Orchard st..
Logan, O., Oct. 16, Mr.. Frank II.
Tannahill and Miss Annie NJ.
Fisher.
The Southeastern Ohio Teach
ers' Association meets in Logan
on Thursday and Friday, Nov
"a and 25. A large attendance is
expected.
Ar. Emmit Kreider, one of our |
foremost educators, has been en-
gagged to teach in District No. 8,
Marion township. His school
began Monday.
Mrs. L. ID. Allweoi, of Colum-
bia Center, Licking County, has
been visiting her aged mother,
Mrs. McFadden of this place, the
past week.
Mr.. Joe Bright. the efficient
deputy postmaster, has gone to
Creola, and engaged with the
Western Coal & Iron Co., super
intending. the purchase and ship.
ment of ore.
f1Arthur McCourtney and wife
visited the old homestead in Per-
ry county last week, and enjoyed
a pleasant time among tie many
friends and relatives.
Squire A. W. Mauk and family
OF Swan, started on a two weeks
visit to- Indiana, last Monday
Mr.. Aauk will also attend the
of the Masonic Grand
Lodge at Dayton on Friday.
John savey has just completed
a good job of road work at the
1t was ordered by the
city council and is much need
ed improvement.
The Lancaster Fair last week
was great success in attendance.
1t is estimated that 25,0c0 people
were on the grounds on Friday.
fife stock and articles exhibited {
were not any better than those
of our own Fair. j
Mr.. George Kleinschmidt has
been appointed to succeed MIR Joe
Bright as Deputy Postmasler.-
ae is an expeditions and accom-
young man and his ap.
pointment meets with universal